Bug Out! Texas Part 1

Texas Lockdown

De: Robert Boren

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Duración: 6 h y 23 m

Resumen del Editor

Carrie is one tough mother.

It’s a normal day at the Dripping Springs Superstore. Shoppers look at merchandise while keeping their kids under control. Customers wait in the check-out lines, some chatting, others silently bored.

Everything is about to change.

Terrorists rush in with guns blazing, killing all who try to escape, rounding up the rest to hold hostage. Carrie, pregnant mother with a four-year-old at home, escapes into a stockroom closet. She calls her husband Jason, an Austin PD officer.

Jason and his partner find a raging massacre in the parking lot. They attack, badly outnumbered until Kelly and his rednecks fly onto the parking lot in their pickup trucks, shooting the terrorists where they stand.

Inside the store, Carrie’s hiding place is about to be discovered. She pulls the pistol from her purse and waits, firing when her closet is opened, killing the enemy fighters. As her husband frantically searches for her, Carrie slips into the storefront and attacks, foiling the terrorist’s plans. Reunited, Carrie and Jason think the danger is over.

They are wrong.

Terrorists attack them at home later that night, forcing them to flee into the darkness. Others join them as they try to find safety, the relentless enemy hounding them wherever they go.

Now there is only one thing left to do.

Fight back. Hunt the hunters.

If you love action-packed tales of bravery, self-reliance, and the triumph of the human spirit, you’ll love Bug Out! Texas. Get your copy today!

The worst narrative I’ve ever heard.

The computer generated voice is really bad. It doesn’t do abbreviations or decimals. Most of all it doesn’t have any emotions. Don’t know if I will listen to book 2 or not.

Good book, not great virtual narration.

Almost stopped listening because of the virtual narration.
Good plot and characters. Believe able story line.

Poor reading

The virtual voice pauses are to long. It also doesn’t understand abbreviations, 50 cal does not mean 50 calories. It even used California once. Sometimes inflections are wrong. Overall I could listen to it but was irritating.